Enterococcus faecalis in dental infections: Virulence factors, molecular characteristics, antibacterial and anti-infective techniques

Keyphrases

• Virulence Factors 100%
• Molecular Characteristics 100%
• E. Faecalis 100%
• Anti-infective 100%
• Enterococcus Faecalis 100%
• Dental Infection 100%
• Cell-cell Communication 25%
• Microbiome 25%
• Multidrug-resistant 25%
• Microorganisms 25%
• Extracellular Matrix 25%
• Host Cell 25%
• Survivability 25%
• High Prevalence 25%
• Cell Matrix 25%
• Immunomodulatory Effect 25%
• Oral Cavity 25%
• Gastrointestinal Tract 25%
• Antiseptic 25%
• Persistent Infection 25%
• Urinary Tract 25%
• Infective Endocarditis 25%
• Major Pathogens 25%
• Nosocomial Infection 25%
• Commensal Bacteria 25%
• Root Canal Treatment Failure 25%
• Root Canal Infection 25%
• Nutritional Deprivation 25%
• Root Canal Posts 25%
• Device Infection 25%
• Nosocomial Pathogens 25%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Antiinfective Agent 100%
• Enterococcus faecalis 100%
• Virulence Factor 100%
• Tooth Infection 100%
• Infectious Agent 66%
• Infection 33%
• Prevalence 33%
• Combination Therapy 33%
• Microbiome 33%
• Wound 33%
• Hospital Infection 33%
• Bacterial Endocarditis 33%
• Device Infection 33%
• Persistent Infection 33%
• Microorganism 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Virulence Factor 100%
• Enterococcus faecalis 100%
• Infectious Agent 66%
• Extracellular Matrix 66%
• Cell Communication 33%
• Microbiome 33%
• Host Cell 33%
• Prevalence 33%
• Gastrointestinal Tract 33%
• Endocarditis 33%
• Urinary Tract 33%
• Microorganism 33%